Seasons 3D resource pack for Minecraft 1.14/1.13.2/1.12.2

Seasons 3D resource pack for Minecraft 1.14 / 1.13.2 / 1.12.2 is a pack that brings seasons to the Minecraft world. Resource pack is created by creatorLabs and for full work you must have the 3D CreatorCraft resource pack included as shown in the screenshots below.

An excellent resource pack that brings all four seasons into Minecraft world, spring, summer, autumn and winter.

This resource pack addon needs to be installed with the 3D CreatorCraft resource pack and will bring you four seasons in Minecraft, autumn, winter, spring and summer. As the seasons change, the appearance of nature changes. In spring colors are bright and vibrant, yellowish green, in the summer days it is all green, while autumn is becoming reddish brown. Of course, when winter comes, everything is covered with a white blanket.

For the version of Minecraft 1.13 you need to have the 3D CreatorCraft installed about which we have already written on our site. Find out more about this pack by clicking here.

When using the changing Season version of this resource package, which we offer in the download below, the season will automatically change each Minecraft day. That means roughly in realtime, every 20 minutes. In order to turn around all seasons it will take a full 80 minutes.

Screenshots

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

How to install this resource pack

1. Locate and open the Minecraft application folder.
– Windows OS start Run from start menu and type %appdata% and then click on Run.
– OSX (MAC) open Finder, hold down Alt and click Go, then click on the Library in the top menu bar. Now open folder Applicaion Support and look for Minecraft.
– Linux (most distributions), Minecraft folder is located on /home/yourusername/.minecraft ( dot (.) folder is hidden directory on Linux, so press Ctrl+H to unhide folder)
2. Copy the Resource pack file which you just have downloaded (.zip file) into the resourcepacks folder, inside of minecraft folder. If you don’t have this folder, create this folder by yourself.
3. Start Minecraft, start the game and in Game settings click on Resource Pack, and move this pack from the left to the right side of the screen.